Today, my husband and I walked around the Tucson Festival of Books on the University of Arizona campus. It was a beautiful Arizona day, and we enjoyed being back on campus where we met and went to school together many years ago. There were 1000s of people of all ages having a wonderful time discovering books, hearing authors speak, enjoying the countless activities that were free for the public, and so much more. I loved seeing the families, the excited and happy children, and the many adults who were enjoying the day. I was impressed with how well-organized this huge event was. Congratulations to the TFOB committee and its supporters for this amazing successful event.
LINK to the Tucson Festival of Books bookstore: http://uabookstores.arizona.edu/RS/0311/TFOB.html
Hit: Learn More about the Events.
Hit: Sunday Events, Alumni Authors, and you can see information about me and Five Times Five Is Not Ten at the 12:30 PM time.
We sat in to hear several authors speak, walked most of the mall, stopped at so many of the booths, had some yummy refreshing ice cream from the little market on the outside of the Student Union near the UA Bookstore, and checked out the UA Alumni Author tent where I will be speaking tomorrow, on Sunday, March 13th at 12:30 PM. I hope parents, grandparents, teachers, and maybe even some old acquaintances from our college days come to hear me speak about Five Times Five Is Not Ten: Make Multiplication Easy.
If you want a copy, check with the two Barnes & Noble Tucson stores. I noticed that the UA Bookstore tent on the mall has only a few books, but there will be more available in the UA Alumni Author tent during my talk tomorrow. If you own a copy, bring it, and I'll sign your book.
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